Cardinals lineman Isaiah Adams among those charged in Durham firearms bust

· Toronto Sun

Arizona Cardinals offensive lineman Isaiah Adams is reportedly one of four people who were charged by Durham Regional Police during a guns and gangs unit investigation that concluded last week.

The Pickering native, who turned 26 on Tuesday and played collegiately at Illinois after starting his university career at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, was identified as one of the people charged by TSN football insider Dave Naylor and confirmed by Arizona Sports and 3DownNation .

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An email seeking a comment from the Cardinals was not immediately returned, although a spokesperson told Arizona Sports in a report published Tuesday afternoon that they were aware of the situation .

“Out of respect for the process, we will refrain from commenting further at this time,” the Cardinals spokesperson said.

Adams among four people charged

Adams’s arrest was announced by Durham police on Monday after they charged four people in connection with a guns and gangs investigation that concluded on Friday with the arrests of three suspects.

A fourth suspect surrendered to police on Sunday.

Cops alleged in a news release that they were investigating a male suspect believed to be in possession of a firearm and involved in drug trafficking before locating him and a female in a vehicle in Ajax.

They said both were taken into custody without incident and that 3 kg of suspected fentanyl was seized during a search of the vehicle.

Police said they then searched a residence in Pickering, where another female suspect was arrested without incident. They said they allegedly found a loaded firearm – which was reported stolen from Georgia – with a prohibited overcapacity magazine and a replica Uzi during a search of the home.

The suspects were all held for a bail hearing.

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Adams, meanwhile, is charged with possession of a firearm obtained by crime, possession of a restricted/prohibited firearm without a licence, possession of a loaded firearm and possession of a prohibited device.

“These allegations have yet to be proven in court,” police said in the news release.

Adams was picked 71st overall by the Cardinals in the third round of the 2024 NFL Draft and has since started 16 games for the NFC West Division club, mostly at right guard.

Cardinals players are expected to report to training camp on Wednesday.

Adams was also the top-ranked Canadian prospect heading into the 2024 CFL Draft, but went undrafted. He was added to the Edmonton Elks’ negotiation list on Tuesday, the day after his charges were announced, according to 3DownNation.

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